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category	year	number_of_projects	funding	pct_total_funding
Biology	2010	571	172491996	0.42217716484066
Biology	2011	547	133433016	0.444955971996505
Biology	2012	623	156741439	0.472183975406918
Biology	2013	621	152538790	0.493907273247676
Biology	2014	661	148483803	0.479174913300542
Biology	2015	678	170236721	0.49684419351254
Biology	2016	731	213915479	0.586978006798431
Biology	2017	827	231721338	0.606796644086178
Biology	2018	856	246990099	0.626540089029386

Am I correct that any square matrix can be thought of as a directed graph? If so, how do I determine whether or not it contains cycles? Is it by looking for imaginary eigenvalues?

Yes, any square matrix can be thought of as a directed graph, particularly when you interpret the matrix as an adjacency matrix of the graph. Here's how this works and how you can determine whether the graph contains cycles:

Interpreting a Square Matrix as a Directed Graph

Adjacency Matrix: A square matrix ( A ) of size ( n \times n ) can represent a directed graph with ( n ) vertices. The entry ( A[i][j] ) indicates the presence (and possibly the weight) of a directed edge from vertex ( i ) to vertex ( j ).

Determining the Presence of Cycles

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Terminal Multiplexers

A terminal multiplexer mainly facilitates three things:

Create persistent terminal sessions that remain intact even when you log out of a machine--as long as the machine itself remains running. For example:

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